On June 3, Kingboard Laminates rose 3.49% in regular trading, trading at HK$51.55/share with trading volume of HK$545 million, extending the prior session's late rebound momentum.
On the news front, MLCC (multilayer ceramic capacitor) price hike signals have successively landed. Goldman Sachs noted that in the current AI server bill-of-materials cost structure, MLCC has risen to the third-largest cost item, trailing only GPUs and memory chips. As the most widely used passive component on PCBs, MLCC's pricing logic resonates with the tight supply-demand dynamics in the copper-clad laminate market, bolstering market expectations for Kingboard Laminates' business cycle outlook.
Additionally, the stock had previously plunged over 12% in a single session followed by consecutive adjustments, creating technical rebound demand after entering oversold territory. Huatai Securities highlighted that Nvidia's Rubin architecture is driving per-cabinet MLCC value from $3,000 in the H100 era to $22,000, with clear volume-and-price uplift logic supporting the broader PCB supply chain.
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